Wall of Jerusalem

The Wall of Jerusalem refers to the ancient fortification that surrounded and protected the city of Jerusalem. Built primarily during the reigns of King David and King Solomon, and reconstructed later, these walls served as defenses against invaders. Made of stone and sometimes mudbricks, they defined the city’s boundaries and provided security for its inhabitants. Today, archaeological remains of these walls offer insights into Jerusalem’s historical and religious significance, symbolizing its ancient heritage and enduring resilience.